Network Engineer to DevOps

From Network Engineer to DevOps: A Tale of Transformation & Triumph

The transition from network engineering to a DevOps role embodies a strategic evolution in IT, where one’s deep networking knowledge becomes a cornerstone in the fast-paced realm of software delivery. DevOps demands a mastery of tools and practices that enable swift, automated workflows, bridging the gap between development and operations. For the network engineer, this shift is not just a career move but an expansion into a dynamic field where their technical background is leveraged to drive innovation, collaboration, and operational excellence within the vibrant DevOps culture.

What is Backstage

What Is Backstage: Your Ultimate Guide To Streamlining Developer Tools

Explore the world of Backstage.io, the open-source platform that’s transforming software development. From its origins at Spotify to its integration into the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, discover how Backstage streamlines DevOps workflows, fosters collaboration, and offers a centralized hub for all your developer resources. Stay tuned for deep dives into its key features!

Backstage.io Intro

Unlocking Developer Bliss: A First Look At Backstage.io

In an increasingly complex development landscape, a seamless experience for developers is not a luxury; it’s a necessity. This article explores how Backstage.io provides a unified platform for building developer portals, enhancing developer experience, and the emerging role of Platform Engineering in this ecosystem. I’ve personally started to dig into the platform engineering space after spending a considerable amount of time working in DevOps. I believe that we have put too much on developer’s plates, and it’s time to ease their pain. In this article, I’ll focus on Backstage.io as a key player in the open-source infrastructure landscape. Join me on this learning path.

AWS SSM

Solved Secret Zero with AWS SSM Agent and Vault in Multi-Cloud

Introduction In today’s ever-changing and complicated IT world, keeping secrets like API keys, passwords, and tokens safe and secure is crucial. HashiCorp Vault is a widely used solution that offers a secure central location for storing and accessing secrets. However, the challenge lies in securely introducing the Vault token, also known as Secret Zero, to …

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Vault Backend Migration

Vault Storage Backend Migration from Consul to Integrated Storage (RAFT)

Discover the Secrets to Vault Storage Backend Migration: From Consul to Integrated Storage (RAFT) Are you curious about how to perform a Vault backend migration? You’re not alone! Many organizations still rely on older Vault and Consul versions for their backend storage, but it’s time for an upgrade. In this exclusive blog post tutorial, I’ll …

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Vault Raft Cluster High Availability Test in AWS

Vault Raft Cluster High Availability refers to implementing a highly available configuration for a Vault cluster using the Raft consensus protocol. HashiCorp Vault is a popular open-source tool developed by HashiCorp that provides secrets management and encryption capabilities. The Raft consensus protocol is used in Vault to ensure data consistency and fault tolerance in a …

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HashiCorp Vault Monitoring with Prometheus, Grafana, and Loki

This blog post is a HashiCorp Vault Monitoring Tutorial using Prometheus, Grafana, and Loki. Monitoring Vault is essential to ensure its availability, performance, security, and compliance. By collecting and analyzing metrics (Telemetry), system logs, and audit logs from Vault, you can troubleshoot issues, identify trends, detect anomalies, and enforce policies. Monitoring Vault also helps to …

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